
Caribbean — Leeward Islands · Saint Barthélemy
Port de Gustavia, St Barths
Port de Gustavia — St Barths' iconic harbour, the Caribbean's most exclusive yacht berth.
- Berths
- 60
- Max LOA
- 60 m
- Max draft
- 4 m
- Charter region
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Marina & nearby anchorages
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Port de Gustavia is the heart of St Barths — a Med-mooring harbour ringed by red-roofed colonial buildings, the only deep-water berth on the island, and the social centre of the Caribbean superyacht season. With 60 stern-to berths and a 4m maximum draft, it suits charter yachts up to 60m; larger yachts anchor in Baie de Saint-Jean or off Île Fourchue and tender in.
Why charter from Port de Gustavia
- ·The Caribbean's most prestigious harbour during the December–April high season.
- ·Walk-off access to Gustavia's boutique strip — Hermès, Vilebrequin, Bonito, L'Isola.
- ·Customs and immigration cleared on-site for yachts arriving from St Martin / St Kitts.
- ·SBH airport handles guest arrivals from St Martin (SXM) via 10-minute Tradewind/St Barth Commuter hops.
Facilities
Nearby anchorages
Anse de Colombier
3 nmNature reserve on the north-west coast — protected anchorage, hike ashore, turtles in the bay.
Île Fourchue
4 nmUninhabited islet between St Barths and St Martin — mooring buoys, lunch stop, great snorkelling.
Anse de Grand Cul-de-Sac
4 nmLagoon on the east coast — kitesurfing, Le Toiny hotel, calm overnight in trades.
Where to dine
Bonito St Barth
Latin-French fusion
Hillside terrace over Gustavia harbour — book sunset; ask for table 11 or 12.
L'Isola
Italian
Gustavia waterfront — truffle pasta and white-truffle risotto in season.
Nikki Beach — Saint-Jean
Beach club + sushi
Tender to Saint-Jean Bay, lunch on the sand; the New Year's Day party is legendary.
Seasonal & booking guidance
Christmas/New Year week is the Caribbean's most competitive berthing window — Gustavia is fully booked 12 months ahead and superyachts >50m anchor outside in Baie de Saint-Jean. January–March is dry, breezy trades (15–22 kn ENE). Hurricane season (June–November) sees most yachts repositioned to Med or southern Caribbean; July–October availability is wide open but weather risk is real.
Insider booking tips
- ·Christmas–New Year berths must be reserved 12+ months ahead via a St Barths port agent (Wind, Premium IV).
- ·Outside the peak week, January–March berths are usually available with 3–6 months notice.
- ·Avoid June–November unless you are tracking hurricane forecasts daily — most yachts reposition for the season.
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